Continuing our series of ‘Step Inside’ Globes below is a movie created from a panorama of the Bank of England.
Using Ray Tracing inside 3D Studio Max it is possible to create movies with a logo embedded on a central sphere while reflecting the panoramic image. Combined with a number of panoramas as in our previous post this can be of use for marketing and tourism visualisation…(?)
The image taken at the end of the Navy Pier in Chicago is one of our favourite panoramas on Digital Urban. As the result of a request it is now available as wall paper at 1280 x1024 resolution. As ever, we know there are any number of monitor sizes nowadays so if you see a image you like in our ‘Gallery‘ just drop us a mail with your resolution and image choice and we will put it online.
You can view the above image in 1280×1024 here, simply right click to set as your background.
We have had a few request to use our images as wallpaper so here is the first of a possible series of unique views of the urban environment resized to 1024×768 and 1280×854.
We know there are any number of monitor sizes nowadays so if you see a image you like in our ‘Gallery‘ just drop us a mail with your resolution and image choice and we will put it online.
You can view the above image in 1024×768 here, simply right click to set as your background.
As requested in the comment box the image is now also available at 1280×854…
This a revisit to a lost post now updated with YouTube and audio. Visualising panoramas is normally via QuickTime or Java and simply clicking to look around, but if you put them in a x/y/z space you can create an environment to ‘step inside them’.
The movie shows the concept and we are close to getting it to work in Google Earth…
In the meantime we hope you enjoy the movie ‘stepping inside’ the Bank of England, Southwark Cathedral and other London locations.
Hopefully some test kmz files will follow soon.
